Redirect - URL Rewrite

Local pattern-based URL redirection.

Users194

Rating2.3

Reviews3

Manifest versionV3

7-day growth-12

7-day growth rate-5.83%

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2.33

Latest

2.33

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2026年5月29日2026年6月4日

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+9+4.86%

7-day growthDeclining

-12-5.83%

30-day growthDeclining

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Version1.5.1

ManifestV3

Size36.4KiB

Languages40Deutsch / English / Filipino +37

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Overview

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URL Redirect is a lightweight browser extension that gives you fine-grained, rule-based control over where every link and navigation request actually lands. Instead of passively accepting the web’s ever-growing maze of tracking hops, vanity domains, and staging URLs, you can declare your own mapping—“if a URL matches X, seamlessly open Y instead”—and the browser will enforce it instantly inside its network stack.

Real-world scenarios you’ll wish you’d solved sooner

Privacy front-ends at scale. One rule blocks a dozen trackers by sending any Reddit URL to libreddit. Another negates YouTube’s autoplay by hopping over to an Invidious instance. The difference in CPU load on low-end Chromebooks is startling.

Speed-up link previews. Replace every https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=* with a text-only reader view to load articles instantly on a metered connection.

Nail-free micro-blocking. Rather than bulkier ad blockers, a single wildcard rule can sinkhole the half-dozen redirect domains used by your region’s top ad network.

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